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ssci投稿写cover page英文模板全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Dear Editor,My name is Johnny and I am 10 years old. I love science and doing experiments! I wrote a paper all by myself and I want to get it published in your super important journal.What is my paper about? It is about frogs! I love frogs. They are so cool with their big bulgy eyes and sticky tongues. Did you know some frogs can jump 20 times their own body length? That's like a person jumping over a school bus! Isn't that amazing?For my experiment, I caught some frogs from the pond behind my house. Don't worry, I let them all go after. I'm not篇2Dear Editor,Hi there! My name is [Your Name] and I'm a [Your Position/Student Level] at [Your University/School]. I've beenworking really hard on a research project and I'm super excited to share it with you and your journal!My study is all about [Brief 1-2 Sentence Description of Your Study]. It's an important topic because [Explain Why Your Study is Important and Interesting in Simple Terms]. I think the findings could really help [Who Your Study Could Help/Impact] by [How It Could Help Them].I chose to submit my paper to your journal because [Give 1-2 Reasons Why You Selected This Particular Journal, e.g. Good Fit for Your Topic, Respected in Your Field, etc.]. Your journal publishes lots of cool research just like mine!In my paper, I start by explaining some background information so readers can understand the basics of [Your Topic Area]. Then I describe how I did my experiment or studystep-by-step. I collected data by [How You Collected Data in Simple Terms]. After that, I analyzed all the numbers and information I gathered. The key results showed [State Your Main Findings Clearly and Plainly].I think these results are really fascinating! They mean that [Explain the Meaning/Implications of Your Findings Using Simple Language]. My conclusions could lead to [Discuss Broader Impacts of Your Work]. There is still more to learn though, so inthe future researchers could [Suggest 1-2 New Areas for Related Future Research].I worked tremendously hard on this project and I'm proud of my work. However, I also know that no research is perfect. Some limitations are [Note Any Key Limitations in Your Study or Methods]. Despite those challenges, I believe my paper makes an important contribution to the field of [Your Field/Area of Study].Thank you so much for considering my research! I'll do my best to answer any other questions you might have. I look forward to potentially publishing in your fantastic journal.Sincerely,[Your Name]篇3Dear Super Smart Journal Editors,Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 9 years old. I absolutely love science and learning about how things work. That's why I'm so excited to send you my very own research paper!You see, over the summer, I got really curious about birds. We had a nest of robins in our backyard, and I spent hours watching the mama bird feed her babies. I started wonderingthings like, "How do birds find their way when they migrate?" and "What makes their feathers so colorful?"So I did what any good scientist would do - I researched! I read lots of books from the library and watched educational videos online. Then I came up with some hypotheses and decided to test them out with experiments.For my first experiment, I wanted to see if birds prefer certain colors of food over others. I made bird feeders out of recycled materials and filled them with different colored seeds. Guess what? The birds seemed to really like the red and orange seeds best! My hypothesis that they're attracted to bright colors was right.My second experiment looked at how well birds can see obstacles when they're flying. I set up a little obstacle course in my backyard with strings and sticks arranged in different patterns. Then I watched carefully as birds flew through. Most of them were able to easily avoid hitting anything! I think their excellent eyesight and spatial awareness helps them navigate.After doing my research and experiments, I wrote everything up into a big report. I included my hypotheses, methods, results, and conclusions, just like a real scientist. I even made charts and diagrams to illustrate my findings!So that's my bird research paper in a nutshell! I worked really hard on it and I hope you find it interesting. Even though I'm just a kid, I think my experiments were super cool and scientifically valid. I followed all the proper procedures and documented everything carefully.If you have any other questions, please let me know! I'm happy to provide more details or do additional research. My dream is to make an important scientific discovery someday, and this paper is my first step.Thank you for your time and consideration! I can't wait to maybe get published in your incredibly smart journal. Fingers crossed!Your friend,TimmyP.S. In case you were wondering, my favorite bird is the blue jay because I love their beautiful colors. My second favorite is the woodpecker because I think it's so neat how they can peck holes in trees!篇4Dear Editors,My name is Timmy and I'm 9 years old. I go to Oakwood Elementary School. I really like science and learning about how things work. My favorite subjects are math and science class!I've been working really hard on a research project and I want to share my findings with other scientists and researchers. My mom says that getting published in a fancy journal like yours is a big deal. She helped me write this letter to introduce my paper.For my project, I was curious about how different plants grow with different amounts of sunlight and water. I planted some tomato seeds in pots and gave them different conditions - some got a lot of sunlight and water, others got very little. I made observations and took measurements every day for a whole month! It was a lot of work but I tried my best to be a good scientist.Here are the main things I discovered: The plants that got the most sunlight and water grew the tallest and produced the most tomatoes. The ones with less light and water didn't grow as big or make many tomatoes at all. A couple even died because I didn't give them enough water, which made me sad. But I learned that plants really need those things to survive and be healthy.I think my findings are important because they show just how much light and water plants require. If we don't give them those basic needs, they can't grow big and strong. As kids, we learn that plants need sunlight and water, but my experiment showed exactly how much of each makes the biggest difference.I had a lot of fun doing this project and testing my hypothesis. I worked really hard and tried to follow all the science rules about having a control group, taking accurate measurements, and recording all my data. My teacher Mrs. Franklin supervised me and helped explain the methods.Anyway, that's my project in a nutshell! I put all the details and data analysis in my full paper. I really hope you'll consider publishing it. Even though I'm just a kid, I worked tremendously hard and tried my best to contribute something new to the field of plant biology. I'd be so proud and excited to get published in your prestigious journal!Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing back from you.Sincerely,Timmy篇5Dear Amazing Journal Editors,Hi there! My name is Tommy, and I'm a 3rd grader at Sunny Meadows Elementary School. I love science, and I did a really cool experiment that I want to share with you!My experiment was all about how plants grow. We all know plants need water and sunlight, but I wanted to find out if they like listening to music too! My mom lets me play my favorite songs really loud when I'm doing my homework, so I wondered if plants would grow better if they could jam out too.For my experiment, I got three identical potted plants. I kept one plant as the "control" and didn't do anything special with it. For the second plant, I played classical music by a guy named Mozart every day. And for the third plant, I blasted my favorite pop songs by Taylor Swift! I made sure to give all three plants the same amount of water and sunlight.After a whole month of watching my little green buddies, I saw something amazing happen! The plant that listened to Mozart grew the tallest, with the most leaves and flowers. The Taylor Swift plant grew pretty well too, but not as much as Mozart. And the poor control plant without any music didn't grow nearly as much!I think the reason the music plants did so well is because the sounds and vibrations kind of massaged their stems and leaves. It was like the plants were getting a nice gentle workout! The Mozart music was probably better because it has a nice relaxing pattern that the plants really grooved to.My experiment proves that playing music for plants can definitely help them grow bigger and stronger. So if you're a plant parent like me, maybe you should start singing some lullabies to your leafy babies!I worked really hard on this project, and I'm super proud of how it turned out. I hope you'll consider publishing my findings in your amazing journal. Plants deserved to be treated with love and respect, just like people! Let me know if you need any more details or just want to talk about our shared passion for nature.Thanks a billion!Your friend,Tommy篇6Dear Editor of the Super Sciency Journal,Hi! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. I love science more than anything in the whole wide world! I did an experiment for my science fair project and I think you'll find it really really cool.For my project, I wanted to see if plants can actually "talk" to each other using chemical signals. My teacher told us about this thing called allelopathy where plants release chemicals that can help or hurt other plants around them. I thought that was so fascinating!So here's what I did. I planted tomato seeds in four different pots. Two of the pots just had tomato plants growing by themselves. But for the other two pots, I also planted some radish seeds around the edges.My hypothesis was that the tomato plants growing with the radish plants would grow differently compared to the tomato plants all alone. This is because the radishes might be sending out chemicals that would affect the tomatoes in some way.I made sure all four pots had the same type of soil, same amount of water, and same amount of sunlight. That way the only difference was whether radishes were planted with the tomatoes or not.After a few weeks of letting them grow, I could really see a big difference! The tomato plants that were growing with radishes were much smaller and their leaves were a little crinkled up. But the tomato plants all by themselves were nice and big with healthy green leaves.This made me think that the radishes must have released some kind of chemical that hurt or stunted the growth of the tomato plants nearby. It was like the radishes were bullying the poor tomatoes!I measured the height of all the plants and weighed them after pulling them out of the soil. Sure enough, the data showed that the tomato plants growing alone were significantly taller and heavier than the ones growing with radish neighbors.So in the end, my experiment demonstrated that allelopathy is real! Plants like radishes can produce chemicals that mess with other plants like tomatoes when they're growing close together. It's like the plants are having a secret chemical conversation but for tomatoes it's more like the radishes are saying mean things!I was really proud of my project and hope you'll consider publishing it in your super cool science journal. I worked really hard and learned so much about how plants communicate in sneaky ways.Thank you so much for reading about my experiment! I promise I'll keep studying and doing lots more science. Maybe one day I'll even get a Nobel Prize just like my hero Marie Curie!Your friend,TimmyP.S. I included all my data tables, graphs, and procedures just like my teacher said I needed to. Let me know if you need anything else!。
Cover Letter 是我们投稿时，与手稿一同发送给编辑的投稿信。
一封内容简洁的投稿信，会让编辑对你文章的第一印象加分不少。
今天，我们一起来学习一下，一篇给文章加分的投稿信应该怎么写。
投稿信的内容主要包含文章的标题、类型，没有一稿多投的声明，文章的主要内容及亮点，还有通讯作者的信息。
敲黑板！一篇投稿信最重要的两点，是语言简洁和符合期刊标准。
所以，要想写好投稿信，我们务必要了解各个投稿期刊的要求。
打开期刊主页，找到 information for authors/instructions for author（就是对作者的要求），找到 Cover Letter，这就是该期刊对 Cover Letter 的要求了。
图片来源：American journal of cancer research 官网根据期刊要求，就可以动笔写 Cover Letter 了。
一般来说，Cover Letter 以 word 的形式提交，按照期刊要求的字体大小来写，长度建议不超过一页。
下面我们拆分 Cover Letter，详细看看一篇 Cover Letter 应该怎么写。
第一部分开门见山这一部分，主要是告诉编辑，我的文章标题和文章类型，并且写上我们没有一稿多投的情况。
首先，我们用斜体字写上期刊的名字，再跟编辑打个招呼。
（如下图所示）图片来源：笔者整理第二部分亮点介绍这一部分，主要是介绍文章的亮点和主要内容。
先用一句话概括文章的核心内容：This manuscript addresses XXX.然后，简单的介绍一下文章背景和一些关键词。
接下来，再说明在这方面其他人已经做了什么（可以引用参考文献），有什么研究上的空白，进而引出文章的亮点。
如果觉得投稿信篇幅过长，或者对自己的表达不够自信的话，可以直接介绍自己文章的亮点即可。
在描述亮点的时候切忌浮夸，要给人家低调奢华有内涵的感觉！第二段的写法比较多样化，只需用简洁的语言把文章的内容和亮点讲清楚即可。
投文章前，先搞清SCI、EI、ISTP、SSCI、CSSCI和CSCD吧！导读随着科研国际化的普及，越来越多的高校及研究所要求研究生们在国际期刊上投稿发文。
然而对于一些刚入门科研界的研究生们，在投稿前，应该先搞清SCI、EI、ISTP、SSCI、CSSCI和CSCD的涵义与特征。
SCI是美国《科学引文索引》的英文简称，其全称为：ScienceCitationIndex,，创刊于1961年，它是根据现代情报学家加菲尔德(EngeneGarfield)1953年提出的引文思想而创立的。
时至今日加菲尔德仍是SCI主编之一。
SCI是由ISI （InstituteforScientificInformationInc.）美国科学情报所出版。
现为双月刊。
ISI 除了出版SCI外，还有联机型据SCISEARCH。
ISTP（IndextoScientific＆TechnicalProceeding）也由其出版。
SCI是一部国际性的检索刊物，包括有：自然科学、生物、医学、农业、技术和行为科学等，主要侧重基础科学。
所选用的刊物来源于94个类、40多个国家、5O多种文字，这些国家主要有美国、英国、荷兰、德国、俄罗斯、法国、日本、加拿大等，也收录一定数量的中国刊物。
SCI选择期刊比较科学，它运用引文数据分析和同行评议相结合的方法，充分考虑了期刊的学术价值，在选用的3400余种期刊里包含了国际上较为重要的期刊。
它所择取的80万条论文，可以说是集各学科之精萃。
因而，它成为国际公认的反映基础学科研究水准的代表性工具。
并将其收录的科技论文数量的多寡，看做是一个国家的基础科学研究水平及其科技实力指标一。
SCI检索系统历来成为世界学术界密切注视的中心，争相角逐的焦点，世界公认的文献统计源。
然而SCI就其本身而言，最重要的功能是帮助科技人员获取最需要的文献信息。
这也是编辑该部索引的主要意图。
SCI最大的优点是引文功能，在这里读者能很快地了解到某一作者的某篇论文是否被他人引用过，通过引文次数可以了解某一学科的发展过程。
学术成果个人简历姓名：XXX性别：女出生年月：XXXX年XX月联系电话：XXXXXXXXXXX电子邮件：[***********](mailto:***********)教育背景：XXXX年XX月 - XXXX年XX月：XX大学，XX专业，获得XX学位XXXX年XX月 - XXXX年XX月：XX大学，XX专业，攻读硕士学位工作经历：XXXX年XX月 - XXXX年XX月：XX大学XX学院，XX教师-讲授课程：XX课程、XX课程等-研究方向：XX方向、XX方向等-学术成果：发表论文X篇，参与编写教材X部，参与课题X项等。
学术成果：一、论文发表情况：1.XXX（第一作者），XXX（通讯作者），XXX方向论文X篇。
其中SCI收录论文X篇，EI收录论文X篇。
2.XXX（第一作者），XXX（通讯作者），在XXX刊物上发表XXX方向论文X篇。
其中CSSCI收录论文X篇。
3.XXX（第一作者），XXX（通讯作者），在XXX会议上发表XXX方向会议论文X篇。
二、教材编写情况：1.参与编写XXX方向的教材X部，其中主编X部，副主编X部。
2.参与编写XXX方向的实验指导书X本。
三、课题研究情况：1.主持省级课题“XXX”的研究工作，已结题。
2.参与国家级课题“XXX”的研究工作，已结题。
3.参与省级重点课题“XXX”的研究工作，正在进行中。
四、学术会议情况：1.参加国际学术会议“XXX”并发表论文X篇。
2.参加国内学术会议“XXX”并发表论文X篇。
其他技能与证书：-熟练掌握XXX软件和XXX软件的使用方法。
-获得XXX证书和XXX证书。
-具备良好的英语听说读写能力，能够熟练阅读英文文献和撰写论文。
-具备良好的教学和科研能力，能够独立承担教学和科研任务。
-具备较好的团队合作精神和沟通能力。
-能够适应不同的工作环境和压力，具备较好的适应能力和抗压能力。
个人爱好与特长：具备广泛的兴趣爱好和特长，具备良好的组织策划能力和团队合作精神。
一、美国《科学引文索引》（简称SCI）概况美国《科学引文索引》其英文全称为Science Citation Index，简称SCI，是美国科学情报研究所（Institute for Scientific Information，简称ISI，网址：）出版的一部世界著名的综合性检索工具，于1961年创刊，其出版形式包括印刷版期刊、光盘版及联机数据库，现在还发行了互连网上Web版数据库。
SCI（印刷版，双月刊）收录全世界出版的数、理、化、农、林、医、生命科学、天文、地理、环境、材料、工程技术等自然科学各学科的核心期刊约3500种，另外也收录一些会议录、专著丛书、图书等；ISI通过它严格的选刊标准和评估程序挑选刊源，而且每年略有增减，从而做到SCI收录的文献能全面覆盖全世界最重要和最有影响力的研究成果。
SCI网络版全称为：Science Citation Index Expand，每周更新，收录全球5600多种科学技术期刊（即外圈）。
SCI每年收录5600种期刊,组成外圈,从外圈中再精选3500种期刊组成内圈(即核心期刊),这些期刊统称为源期刊。
随着科学技术的发展,收录的源期刊不断吐故纳新,内圈保持总量不变,外圈每年有所变更和增加。
ISI所谓最有影响力的研究成果，指的是报道这些成果的文献大量地被其它文献引用。
为此，作为一部检索工具，SCI一反其它检索工具通过主题或分类途径检索文献的常规做法，而设置了独特的“引文索引”（Citation Index）。
即通过先期的文献被当前文献的引用，来说明文献之间的相关性及先前文献对当前文献的影响力。
SCI以上做法上的特点，使得SCI不仅作为一部文献检索工具使用，而且成为科研评价的一种依据。
科研机构被SCI收录的论文总量，反映整个机构的科研、尤其是基础研究的水平；个人的论文被SCI收录的数量及被引用次数，反映他的研究能力与学术水平。
美国拥有SCI检索系统的ISI数据服务集团创立30多年来，不断地向外界公布与科学论文相关的各类数据，并根据一些特殊需要提供有价值的比较分析与排名。
sci、ei、istp、ssci收录检索证明SCI（Science Citation Index，科学引文索引）和SSCI（Social Science Citation Index，社会科学引文索引）是国际上公认的权威学术期刊数据库，其收录的期刊通常具有较高的学术影响力和学术品质。
EI（Engineering Index，工程索引）是专门收录工程领域的学术期刊和会议论文的数据库。
ISTP（Index to Scientific & Technical Proceedings，科学技术文献索引）是收录各学科领域的会议论文数据库。
本文将简要介绍这四种检索证明的主要特点和应用范围。
SCI最早由美国费城科学公司（The Institute for Scientific Information，ISI）于1964年创办，主要收录自然科学领域的高水平学术期刊。
SCI涵盖生物学、物理学、化学、数学、地球科学、环境科学、农业科学等多个学科领域。
SCI检索证明是科研工作者的重要资质，有助于提升学术声誉和竞争力。
SCI的影响因子（Impact Factor，IF）是衡量期刊学术影响力的指标，较高的影响因子通常意味着期刊论文被引用的频率较高。
SSCI由ISI于1973年创办，专门收录社会科学领域的学术期刊。
SSCI包括经济学、教育学、心理学、政治学、社会学、传播学、计量经济学等多个学科领域。
与SCI类似，SSCI检索证明也是社会科学研究者的重要资质，并能提高论文的可见性和影响力。
SSCI期刊的引证报告可以提供期刊的被引频次、被引用的文章列表等信息，有助于研究者了解自己的研究工作在学术界的影响程度。
EI数据库是由美国工程情报协会（Engineering Information，EI）创办的，收录了世界各地主要工程科技刊物的论文，也包括国际会议论文。
EI涵盖了电子工程、机械工程、化学工程、土木工程、计算机科学等多个工程学科领域。
sci、ei、ssci、ahci、im、ai 介绍一、SCISCI，即科学引文索引，是由美国科学信息研究所（ISI）所创建的，它收录了全球多种重要的期刊和科学文献，被广泛应用于学术研究领域。
SCI涵盖了自然科学、工程技术、医学、社会科学等多个学科领域，是全球范围内最为广泛使用的学术评价体系之一。
SCI期刊的发表要求较高，需要作者提交高质量的科研成果，经过严格的同行评议程序，才能被收录并发表。
SCI期刊的学术影响力较大，能够为作者带来较高的学术声誉和认可度。
因此，越来越多的科研人员将SCI作为发表高水平科研成果的重要目标之一。
二、EIEI，即工程索引，是由美国工程信息公司出版的工程技术领域的重要检索工具。
与SCI相比，EI的收录范围相对较小，主要集中在工程技术领域，包括机械工程、电子工程、土木工程、计算机科学等多个学科方向。
EI的发表要求相对较低，但是对于工程科技人员来说，将论文发表在EI期刊上也是非常重要的。
三、SSCISSCI，即社会科学引文索引，是SCI在社会科学领域的延伸。
它主要收录了社会科学领域的期刊和文献，包括经济学、政治学、社会学、教育学等多个学科方向。
与SCI一样，SSCI的发表要求较高，需要提交高质量的科研成果，经过严格的同行评议程序，才能被收录并发表。
在社会科学领域，SSCI的影响力较大，能够为作者带来较高的学术声誉和认可度。
四、AHCIAHCI，即医学图书馆索引（Association of HealtLibrary Indexes），它是由美国图书馆协会建立的医学文献检索工具。
AHCI主要收录了医学领域的期刊和文献，包括临床医学、生物医学、卫生保健等多个学科方向。
与SCI、SSCI相比，AHCI的学术影响力相对较小，但是对于医学领域的科研人员来说，将论文发表在AHCI期刊上也是非常重要的。
五、IM（国际核心期刊）IM是国际核心期刊的简称。
国际核心期刊是国际上广泛认可的学术期刊，通常要求作者提交高质量的科研成果，经过严格的同行评议程序，才能被收录并发表。
